here is a capsule pistol and two tokens, real fake heinrich schlimann.n 1851 during the california gold rush. he bought gold dust , enriched himself, and this pistol and two tokens speak of this period, and the swiss pocket watch is a metaphor for working capacity, elusive time, which schlimann constantly lacked here behind me. this is a very large german scientist. you could say he is an encyclopedist, he is not a physiologist, he is a physician. i am one of the stars of german science of the 19th century, because he was also engaged in archeology. he paid attention, found, which was not yet. he directed him the right way. he introduced him to the scientific team of young people, studied schlimann's autobiography to understand, which is actually difficult, he often darkened, intrigued, did not name geographical points and dates, so serious scholars talked about it. as tante was dressed, however, the dilettante made a discovery , and his name entered the history of science, the museum usually works with myths, and myths are explored, and myths are even c

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for almost a year, the great adventurer archaeologist travel entrepreneurs heinrich schlimann became clearly a favorite hero, like the three ruins who discovered the helmets. yaroslav krupnik had to make a rather large annotation for this korin helmet, taking into account both the concept of the project and the significance of the exhibit. when talking about some historical person, the historical context is described. it was precisely this very person that turned out that schlimann is such a versatile personality, that of any one historical context. it doesn't even work. on the one hand, he lived in the 19th century. at this time amateur archeology on the other hand. he lived in dreams in this, and in the age of homer the centuries of the great greeks. eh, the heroes of the things found by schlimann are well known and exhibited in the world named after pushkin at the current exhibition. we decided to build in a different way to pick up objects that did not belong to schlimann, but would tell his incredible biography. here is a capsule pistol and two tokens, real fake heinrich schlima

materials, including the diaries of heinrich schlimann from the date of birth of which 200 years have an archaeologist discovered a treasure for amateurs, what went down in history called three gold, 258 exhibits saved by the soviet army, a site was created recorded by audio guides drawn by comics. i saw wonderful young people of our future, their interest in genuine high intellect, already today the ability to grasp. the main thing is the ability to find new ones. a great hoaxer, a talented businessman, a romantic, who is sure that homer's iliad is not a fiction, but documentary evidence . the description of the real trojan war appears as a living person, in love with antiquity. one decade studied the antiquity of children, called huge and andromache. not a fake, as the museum telegram is called dealing with young people people who spend a lot of time in the museum are amazing. he says that it’s very interesting at home that it’s not better than us, by definition , very creative with a wonderful sense of humor, free and at the same time conscious, and such communication, such density

the son of an impoverished german pastor was born in 1822 in the life of heinrich schlimann , membersvement. pushkin yunis shown in the context of the patented era. canned food, scuba gear, bike jeans start excavation and quite differently. now the exposition of the pushkin museum is constantly perceived, gold is three that the soviet soldiers saved, room number three, you scan the code, you get to the site, the listen to the museum section, and you listen and son, written by the project participants, voiced by them or by scientists. a romantic who has studied antiquity for more than a decade is sure that homer's iliad is not a fiction, but documentary evidence of a description of the real trojan war appears in this project as a living person, in love with antiquity, children and servants, who named in honor of the ancient greek heroes we are dealing with young people who spend a lot of time in the museum are amazing talking very interesting things at home. in general , creativity is no better than us, by definition, with a wonderful sense of humor, free and at the same time conscious

she, meaning heinrich, has a serious nerve doing this.ed up, viewers are going to be further disgusted. by the next morning, heinrich had deleted her fact checking tweet. the dominion 178 page prove proves, repeatedly, that fox knew was lying about an election, stolen by dominion voting machines. it was five days after the election with it. tommy fourth, the producer for laura ingraham show texted, this dominion shift is going to give me an effing aneurysm. here is sean hannity, presenting sydney powell when he knew, and everyone at fox knew, and rupert murdoch knew, that she was lying. >> we have evidence of corruption all across the country, in countless districts. the machine ran an algorithm that shaved votes from trump, awarded them to biden, and they were trash to the votes and awarded to president trump. using the machine to inject, and add, massive quantities of votes for mr. biden. >> every word of that was a lie, everyone knew that was a lie, and every time she told that lie. here is tucker carlson, presenting a guest attacking

here are two-token capsule pistols, real fake heinrich schlimann.51 during the california gold rush. i bought gold dust , enriched myself, and this pistol and two tokens speak of this period, and the swiss pocket watch is a metaphor for efficiency, elusive time, which schlimann constantly lacked here behind me. this very large german scientist. one could say that he is an encyclopedist, he is also a physiologist, he has something to do with rudolph up one of the stars.

lauren: jack question heinrich -- jacqui heinrich, thank you. let's bring in kt mcfarland.nt biden has poured out u.s. support to the ukrainians in the war efforts. he said that support is unwavering. my question to you, at what point do we either pull back financially speaking or just give all of the weapons that zelenskyy wants to him without that, well, they're complicated to train on and then you eventually weeks later give them? >> you know, it's interesting that you phrased the question that way, because it's all about weapons, right in that's how the biden administration has a approached this, do we give ukraine more weapons, less weapons? how about using all the other tools in our toolbox which we're not using in for example, well, we have sanctions against russia. yeah, but heir not very effective sanctions really because china and india are buying russian oil even if we can't buy russian oil. so there are other ways to do it. so, for example, how about stopping the war on american toes -- fossil fuels? be great for us, american energy independence, but we would be

tucker carlson wanted to fire jacqui heinrich for telling the truth. that jacqui heinrich was telling the truth, that he believed that you should be fired for telling the truth. at fox, because they are not in the news business, and their profit depends on them staying in the lie business. the stock price is down. that's what tucker carlson cared about. tucker carlson believed the stock price has to be maintained by lying. weeks after saying, he knew it was all a lie, tucker carlson invited and even crazier liar on his show, because at that point, the guest he invited was the biggest advertiser on tucker carlson's show. >> well, of course, you will likely recognize our next guest. his mike lindell, he advertises every night on this show for my pillow and across fox news. he's one of our big sponsors and we are grateful for that, he sponsoring free speech when he does it. >> with this particular thing that's going on now, i've been all in trying to find the machine fraud, and we found it. we have all the evidence. >> that is what tucker looks like when

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materials including the memoirs of the diaries of heinrich schlemann, whose bicentenary is celebrated been created by a site recorded by audio guides, comics are drawn, you scan the cat, you get to the website section to listen to the museum and you listen to the son, written by the project participants , voiced by them or by scientists who have studied antiquity for a decade, the great mystifier dilettante are sure that homer's iliad is not an invention, but documentary evidence of a description of the real trojan war appears as a living person. we are dealing with young people who spend a lot of time in the museum, they are amazing, they speak very interestingly. generally not better than us by definition very creativity wonderful sense of humor free and at the same time conscious. and such communication is such a dense style and such organicity, before there was no such project that the participants themselves and the children and the museum worker liked so much that the continuation immediately follows in the summer a new joint project with the hermitage will start. it will be ded

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thanks.fficials plan to brief congress as recovery continues off the south carolina coast where the chinese surveillance balloon was shot down. but, now, we are learning the massive size and scope of the chinese surveillance program that really spans the globe. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has the latest from capitol hill. >> on thursday, every lawmaker in the house and senate will get a classified briefing from defense, intelligence, and state department officials on the chinese spy balloon. 10 days after it entered the mainland. house leaders already filled in. >> it's very power of attorney that we do capture it, to find out what's on it. find out what they are doing. >> new images show the navy working around the clock to recover the rest of the downed aircraft as china's dirty secret is out. >> this is what we assess as part of a larger chinese surveillance balloon program. >> the pentagon reveals china's espionage program is run by the people's liberation army and based in

jacqui heinrich at the white house with the biden administration resisting the calls for the presidento comment. but, we begin with congressional correspondent aishah hasnie live on capitol hill with the latest. good evening, aishah. >> bret, good evening to you. as it turns out, lawmakers didn't really learn a whole lot more than what they already knew about these three new objects in the sky. that's why you are seeing now democrats joining republicans in really calling for this administration to go ahead and declassify most of what they heard today. >> the american people are the ones who don't know and they deserve to know more. >> tonight, senate democrats are joining their republican colleagues in pressuring the administration to address the country about three unidentified objects shot down over the remote terrains of alaska, canada, and lake huron. republicans, specifically, want the president to do the talking. >> the american people deserve to hear more from the president on all of these issues and hopefully we will in the coming days. >> while democrats aren't completely push

jacqui heinrich is at the white house with the increasing pressure for president biden to address thessue personally. but we begin with chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon with what the defense department is doing and saying tonight. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. today the white house says the pentagon is not tracking any unusual aircraft over u.s. airspace. that could change. unlike the chinese spy balloon, these objects were much smaller, flying much lower and were not being steered. some officials have characterized them as sky trash. >> i want to reassure americans that these objects do not present a military threat to anyone on the ground. after landing in brussels defense secretary lloyd austin addressed public fears for the first time since u.s. warplanes shot down three objects over north america since last friday. >> they do, however, present a risk to civil aviation and potentially an intelligence collection threat. >> austin says the pentagon has not recovered any debris from the three recent incidents and still can't say

one of the comments that tucker carlson made about firing jackie heinrich, right? down. this is doing harm. right? it was just that's what this is about. >> and i do think it's important, though, to point out the difference between opinion hosts and what jackie heinrich and other journalists do. i mean, this is true for all the cable nets, right? >> yes. >> there are people who have opinions and there are real journalists who go to work every day. she was doing her job and just -- i just keep going back to that idea that they were going to dump somebody who was trying to tell the truth and trying to tell the viewers the truth and they saw that as a threat to their business model. but it -- you know, they're still doing it today. and let me tell you, it's influential with republicans. they believe it. >> right. >> and i wonder sometimes if they had in the beginning said you know what, it's all bunk, he lost, i don't like it but he lost -- >> well, rupert murdoch apparently put that very idea out there. what about if they all go out -- i'm looking for the exact words

jacqui heinrich on that. jacqui?hing the president wants to talk about. his jobs reports, achievements since he took office. we're about a week out from the state of the union and an announcement after that. so this balloon is looming large, they say, over all of that news coming up. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get

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jacqui heinrich.bout the classified documents search at the president's beach house in rehoboth beach. she got as you might imagine a nonresponse and a referral to special counsel. nikki haley one step closer to becoming a republican candidate for president in 2024. pollster lee carter with some pointers for the former ambassador next. >> vice president pence has indicated that he wouldn't rule out running if president trump does run. you said you wouldn't run if he ran. does that leave open a door potentially for you to be on a ticket with the former president? >> no. it opens a door that if for some reason that i see there's a place for me, i'll sit down and have a conversation with president trump at that time. then we'll talk about it and go from there. [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ] dude, you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy fast cough relief! welcome to the next level. this is

jacqui heinrich, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: retired lieutenant general keith kellogg. thanks for your time, we'll keep an eye on the briefing room and john kirby. what would be your question to him right now? >> thanks for having me. the first question to john kirby, and i was chief of staff with the nes, why hasn't -- why haven't you, one, released gun tape we can see and why hasn't the president talked about it. it's ok to say we don't know but we will find out and give us time to run it down. and the fact nobody is talking about it actually raises more questions than you need to have. and if we are good at shootings things down and weapons free, if we are trying to figure out what these are, let it drift further to get it in a place we can recover it, like land. instead of in the water or nearby prudhoe bay, tough to recover that far north. there are so many questions, like an agatha christie novel, nobody knows. and my concern is china, they are using low tech and high-tech on us, and we don't have balloons. the four years i was in the white house, we don't have ba

a newer fox news correspondent, a woman named jackie heinrich jacqui heinrich -- deleted or lost votes changed votes, or was in any way compromised, which is exactly how reporters should have responded to the claims that trump was making. but later that night, in a group text that, apparently, exists, with fox news host laura ingraham, tucker carlson and sean hannity, carlson texted hannity, please, get her fired, what the f? -- it needs to stop immediately, like tonight. it's a measurably hurting the company. -- by the next morning, heinrich had deleted that fact check. the entire filing by dominion is bonkers. and yes, that's a technical term. it reads like a novel. there are direct quotes from senior figures in the fox news universe, admitting privately that they knew the election was not stolen, despite the paranoid conspiracies exploring the very opposite idea -- the conspiracies that were all over the fox airwaves. you should really read the whole thing. well, we can tweet a link to it. but the one you really need to see is this. on january 5th, 2021, rupert murdoch, the owner of

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white house correspondent jackie heinrich is in tampa traveling with the president. reporter: good evening, bret. republicans vowing to protect medicare and social security may have taken a bite out of the president's remark with the state of huge population of seniors, but biden remains skeptical amid a republican push to reduce spending while they're talking about passing a budget and lifting the debt limit so biden is sticking to his rules ahead of expected 2024 announcement. >> offended, liar, liar. >> colorful exchange on the house floor tuesday ended with apparent deal to protect senior entitlement programs but bind doesn't buy it yet and citing the plan floated gutfelled florida senator rick scott. >> maybe he's changed his mind and maybe he's seen the lord. he want add sunset and in case there was any doubt, yesterday he confirmed he still likes his proposal. >> scott now challenging biden directly tweeting, since you can't stop talking about me and lying to florideans about social security and medicare, i'm sure you'll accept my invitation to debate the issu

jacqui heinrich at the white house. thank you.et's wring in lucas tomlinson with the latest information from the pentagon. lucas, the pentagon held a press briefing immediately following the white house announcement of the shootdown. i take it that this was somewhat coordinated today. what did they say? >> there is no question, sean, depending on spokesman writing deer general pat ryder object shot down at 1:45 eastern time in u.s. airspace evidence off the northeast coast of canada. flying at 40,000 feet, dangerously close to the altitude of some commercial airliners. norad launched a pair of f-22 raptors. this time air force base in anchorage. one shot down using a wind sider heat seeking missile. the recovery effort of the debris is underway. air force c-130 and special operations helicopters have been launched as well as army think chinook. home to a large oil field. thchinooks land in rough terrai. temperatures are minus 20 degrees fahrenheit, john. >> john: lucas, how was this craft, only calling it an object at this point,

>> bret: jacqui heinrich on the north lawn, thank you.irector's news by the covid lab later in the show. we are getting new information tonight about how taliban leaders in afghanistan are targeting afghans who worked with the u.s. government who worked with the u.s. military cleve national security jennifer griffin has details from the pentagon. >> a new mandate inspector general report says the taliban are using dodd collected biometric data even gun records to establish the identity of afghans alongside u.s. forces. fingerprints, iris images, facial images and, when possible, contextual data such as where a person lived. a spokesman for the afghan national resistance front says in some cases the taliban aren't just using the information to kill those who served with u.s. forces. >> there's going to be others who will recruit them and use their competence, their training is the best in the region everyone wants a slice of it. >> a defense department spokesman says the u.s. took prudent actions to ensure that sensitive data does not fall

so those statements, they seem to be sticking to, gillian. >> gillian: jacqui heinrich in philly this: shannon bream, what game is hunter biden's new legal team playing here, is this in response to a defamation lawsuit that was filed by the computer shop owner, an attempt to change the subject from classified documents, an attempt to chill reporting about the laptop ahead of the 2024 election, all of the above, none of the above, what do you think? >> yeah, feels like a brush back pitch over the plate from his legal team and we know hunter biden has been under investigation, federal investigation for a while. so, there could be developments in that case that are prompting this, it could be the defamation issue, whatever it is, what they have now launched is something that is unlikely to go anywhere because there are the optics now of these particular attorneys viewed as doing the bidding of hunter biden, the president's son, when he may be in some serious legal trouble. >> gillian: shannon, the legal team is asking the doj to launch criminal probes into multiple american citizens. is

known as the start treaty. >> dana: jacque heinrich at the white house. thank you. >> we're moving back from the front. the ukrainian unite we were with st started to take incoming artillery rounds. ow craneian officials say russian forces are operating inside the city limits of kiev. people will not roll over or back down. >> the stench of death is unbearable here in the church yard. >> bill: our journalists on the ground bearing witness to a brutal invasion. former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor, thank you for coming back. thank you for accepting our invitation to come on. $2 billion today, 500 million the other day in kiev. and still there is a long way to go. can ukraine win this war? >> ukraine can win this war. it depends a lot on us. we've been providing, as you've been reporting, a lot of weapons, a lot of other support. that's what's needed. the ukrainians are doing the fighting and they are fighting very well as you have also reported. and ukrainians are now preparing for an offensive. a counter offensive against the russians. the rus

jacqui heinrich at the white house. let's go to jennifer griffin at the pentagon. we're learning more about how long we might have been tracking that chinese balloon over a week ago. actually maybe longer than that. jennifer? >> neil, just one point of clarification. while jacqui was reporting, we spoke to sources at the pentagon that says the chinese spy balloon did not fly over guam. it was not in u.s. airspace. it was near guam. but it was not flying over guam. so that's one point of clarification. my sources at the pentagon and the white house say they have been generally aware of the c chinese spy balloon program for months. officials say they saw it talk off january 21. they assumed it would travel east. they did not have visibility the whole time as it traversed the ocean, the pacific ocean is a big place, i'm told, by one of the officials. they picked it up closer to alaska as it approached on january 28. the "washington post" reported yesterday the surveillance balloon flew across alaska and the continental united states and may have been diverted on an er

we've got fox team coverage with jacqui heinrich at the white house on if the administration is lowing the bar on future shoot downs. jennifer griffin at the pentagon on defense secretary lloyd austin speaking up and the chairman of the house intelligence committee, mike turner, on what he wants to hear about possible future shootdowns and where we go from here. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. jacqui heinrich has more. >> we heard again today a potential risk to civilian aircraft factored in to the president's decision to take down these three objects that were shot down since friday. since the u.s. is -- has upped its radar capabilities effectively sense the surveillance balloon, now we're learning about these intrusions in our airspace more often. john kirby said in the briefing that part of the decision to take these opens down the last couple days is what we didn't know about these objects surveillance abilities. listen. >> can you explain to us what changed? why are we shooting them down all of a sudden? >> these other three, they were being driven by the wind. we don't think

welcome to fox news live, i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkens. lucas tomlinson on the ground in east palestine, lucas, what do you have for us? >> griff, state and local and even federal officials like epa say the water is clean. many residents simply don't believe them. in the last few minutes a truck pulled up to distribute bottled water from salvation army and private owners. yesterday i spoke to a resident by the creek, this is what he said about the water. >> it's tainted and it would never be the same. i would never let me kids walk in this. >> ever? >> ever again. lucas: now representative bill johnson who represents east palestine in congress, he responded to that sound. >> the epa, both the federal and the state have made the valid case that the water is clean. this community has a city water system that is routinely tested anyway. it does not get its water source from that creek. lucas: the epa has deployed teams like this to clean the nearby streams and creeks. president biden sent epa chief to tell people that water and air are safe a

. >> john: jacqui heinrich live at the white house. reaction there? >> no response on china yet, john, but china has had a lot to say, china has blocked the world health organization from fully investigating covid origins pushing out this claim, china has always supported and participated in global science based origin tracing, laboratory origin of the pandemic was considered to be extremely unlikely is a science based conclusion reached by the w.h.o. joint mission. certain parties should stop smearing china and stop politicizing origin tracing. we have not yet heard from the white house in response to this or the substance of the report from the department of energy, previously, by the way, made no assessment about covid origins and cautions the judgment was made with low confidence but they do join the fbi in making this assessment. the white house is not weighing in one way or another. >> president biden specifically requested that the national labs, which are part of the department of energy, be brought into this assessment because he wants to put

jacqui heinrich with more on where this drama stands. jacqui?on brigade on my bingo card but it's been great. the president said yesterday that he expects to be talking with xi jinping soon. we learned today there's no formal request phone a phone call between the two leaders and we're learning the administration is hoping, wanting secretary state antony blinken to smooth things over with his chinese counterpart in munich next week. if no meeting happens, this would be a telling sign of the state of u.s. and china relations. biden and harris have said they don't think the spy balloon debacle will impact relations. but officials say we learned about china's spy program from the debris of the spy balloon. final pieces are headed to the fbi lab. for the three other objects, we may never learned much more. weather has been a big obstacle. a hobby group is missing their balloon in alaska. they lost a party style balloon the same day a fighter jet shot down and open over there. it's both the u.s. military used a $400,000 missile to shoot down a $12 ba

jacqui heinrich at the white house, what she is hearing., jackie. >> reporter: neil, we're waiting for an update on this speech we've been hearing so much about. in the meantime though the news is coming out of china. today they have enacted the countyter measures they have been threatening, announcing sanctions on two u.s. defense manufacturers raytheon and lockheed martin in response to the u.s. shooting down their spy balloon off the coast of south carolina. they cite the reason for it being arms sales to taiwan. read between the lines on that one. also a response to the u.s. blacklisting six chinese entities for their role in supporting the chinese military's reconnaissance and intelligence gathering efforts related to their balloon and airship programs that happened last week. china's foreign ministry is still maintaining this was just a weather balloon blown off course by the wind and fox can confirm that the u.s. is now examining when wind might have played a bit of a factor not at all how the chinese are claiming. u.s. officials tel

jacqui heinrich is on the north lawn of the white house as the president puts final preparations intothe speech. what are you hearing tonight, jacqui? >> we know house republicans nearly held a vote today condemning president biden over his handling of the spy balloon but several members pressured gop leadership to drop that effort and instead deliver a bipartisan resolution condemning china on this, so that on the issue of china the split government is speaking with one voice and that bipartisan vote could come as soon as later this week. the white house is denying, though, that president biden had to rewrite portions of his state of the union address after the spy balloon incident and the speech has been considered an anchor for an upcoming 2024 announcement from the president. white house officials said this morning that biden will lay out a new set of priorities where he thinks he can advance his unity agenda in the coming year, including efforts to end cancer, support veterans, opioid crisis and expand mental health resources but have not heard a response yet to reports that hous

jacqui heinrich starts us off tonight from 1600 pennsylvania avenue.acqui. >> hey, gillian, good evening to you. u.s. officials revealed today that the u.s. has not formally requested a phone call with chinese president xi jinping despite president biden saying yesterday that they expected to be talking soon. we're learning that they're hoping that secretary of state antony blinken will first be able to smooth things over and make contact with his chinese counterpart at the munich security conference next week. but, if no meeting ends up happening, it will be a telling sign of where u.s.-china relations stand. chinese spy balloon lifted from the ocean store from south carolina. quantico. >> we learned a lot already from the balloon by surveilling it while it was flying over the country. we're going to learn even more, we believe, by getting a look at the guts inside it. >> but u.s. officials are warning we may not learn much more about the three likely harmless objects shot down since friday. recovery efforts hampered by weather fizzling out a hobby gr

can see on the bottom side of your screen, the white house briefing underway, my colleague, jacqui heinrich in the seat ready to ask some questions again about the timeline of events and whether or not we were not told about other events that happened in november when the documents were first being discovered. john, as you have seen, it's unlikely we will get any major answers on these. >> john: jacqui is there, good questions to ask, see if karine jean-pierre is in a mood to answer them or if she's passed over again. mark, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: hunter biden admitting the infamous laptop uncovered before the 2020 election was in fact his. claiming the contents from that computer were illegally revealed. all that coming as house republicans are set to hold their first hearing into president biden and his family's business dealings next week. new york post summing it up today saying "it's mine." let's bring in miranda divine, author of the laptop from hell, hunter biden, big tech, dirty secrets the president tried to hide. you've been reporting on this for years as we mentioned. we kn

jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thanks. >> tuesday the u.s.upreme court will hear arguments considering president biden student loan relief program. a group of six republican led states wants to block it. the president's team says the upcoming end of the pandemic emergency doesn't change the legal justification for the proposal. there's a demonstration going on right now outside the court and that's where we find correspondent david spunt tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, good evening. the rain just stopped outside the supreme court. but you can hear the horns are just starting up. this group plans to be here all night to show their support for president biden's student loan forgiveness plan. >> it's about opportunity. it's about giving people a fair shot. >> tomorrow morning, these nine justices will debate the financial future of about 40 million americans anxiously awaiting to see if their federal student loans are reduced or eliminated entirely. they will be hearing two separate cases with a similar theme. six g.o.p.-led states are su

gill gym jacqui heinrich at the white house tonight. thank. mixed today the dow lost 39. the s&p 500 gained 61. nasdaq surged 384.5. the republican led house has voted to bar democratic congresswoman ilhan omar from an assignment on the foreign relations committee. republicans say she has a history of making anti-semitic remarks upsetting to many americans. chad pergram has details tonight from capitol hill. >> omar ousted. >> this is not about vengeance or retribution. it is about accountability. >> party line vote on the house floor to knicks omar from the foreign affairs committee after controversial comments about 9/11 and israel. >> representative omar has espoused anti-semitic and anti-israel rhetoric time and time again. >> words matter. rhetoric matters. >> democrats say omar made amends. >> ilhan omar has apologized. she has indicated that she will learn from her mistakes. >> democrats say the vote was an assault on one of the first two muslim women elected to congress. >> this is about targeting women of color in the united states of

white house correspondent jacqui heinrich has those stories tonight. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, mike. the president's personal attorney said the search from the fbi at the president's rehoboth home was not made public in advance because the justice department wanted to protect the investigation. but we still don't know why another fbi search at the penn biden center in mid november confirmed by multiple sources has still not been acknowledged by the white house, the doj, or biden's legal team. >> the white house counsel's office referring reporters to the justice department about why a november search of the penn biden center was not previously disclosed could indicate that there was some doj directive not to release it. white house officials today with a blanket answer. >> can you assure us that the white house has been and continues to be as transparent as possible meaning that where there haven't been disclosures something has prevented that. >> what i can say is what the president has said many times and you have seen it in our statemen

jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. let's go the white house on the breaking news. lucas tomlinson, i understand you have new reporting the share. lucas: that's right, senior official confirms that the u.s. government is weighing options on how to shoot down this chinese spy balloon when it crosses the atlantic, safely off the coast of the united states. now earlier in syracuse president biden was asked to do on the balloon and he said all options are on the table and this is what he said exactly. >> the chinese balloon -- >> we will take care of it. lucas: this morning former defense secretary chuck served under barack obama said this balloon should be brought down gently to exploit it. >> we don't know what the pentagon is going to do and what the president will ultimately decide and once it gets out over open waters i'd be surprised if we would allow this balloon just to float back to china. lucas: both countries spawn each other, of course, just over a month ago the pentagon says fighter jet came to american spy plane flying over south china sea. back in 2016 th

neil: thank you, jacqui heinrich at the white house.eanwhile we have representative tom emmer coming up, new white house whip. republicans are tied to raising debt limit, $31.4 trillion. tying it to more spending cuts. the white house is just as adamant to say not to do that we've been on this journey before, in case you're counting, 82 times since john f. kennedy was president of the united states. who is counting. get into it with scott martin, kingsview, lou, public ventures president, chief market strategist. lou, the backdrop for this is that the federal reserve is meeting, likely raising rates another quarter point when it wraps up its meeting in two hours. i guess the bigger question, is will that do it or is there more to come? >> i don't think it does it. i'm in the 1.1% that believe the fed will raise by 50 basis points. neil: wow. 50 basis points today? >> 50 basis points today. there is great saying from hum if i neil, everyone expects 25. there is compelling reason. the fed is fighting this we're data dependent, wage growth

>> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. jacqui, thank you.tocks were up today on strong retail sales data. the dow gained 39. the s&p 500 finished ahead 11. the nasdaq rose 110. the republican presidential race now includes two declared candidates. former south carolina governor and u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley kicked off her campaign today officially after making an announcement yesterday on social media. she joins former president donald trump who is 76, probably trying to defeat president joe biden who is 80 years old. the 51-year-old hali says it is time for younger leaders. >> we're ready. ready to move past the stale ideas and faded names of the past. we'll have term limits for congress. and mandatory mental competency tests for politicians over 75 years old. [applause] >> bret: former president trump welcomed haley to the race telling fox news digital, quote the more the merrier. we will speak with south dakota governor kristi noem about the presidential landscape in just a bit. still ahead, the latest testimony in

from heinrich, the bloody route of the punishers of the der lewanders of belarus left in its bloody territories of the regions, if we are talking about the pre-war administrative on the territory of 204 born to destroy against whom the elite unit of the nazi fought germany to change the motives of the habs and the garbage pit people buried in this, then some of their relatives recognized the remnants of unburned clothes as punishment for a crime for which there is no statute of limitations most of them suffered a well-deserved punishment by execution wednesday march 1 on air belarus 1 and belarus 24 in front of the panorama. let's talk about sports again, football worries the belarusian audience, game number one is going through hard times, neither clubs nor national teams cannot show a clear result in the international arena , even in individual boys, and this is taking into account the fact that the sports infrastructure is at the level and is being improved every year, the attention of sports authorities in 2023 to football in belarus will be higher than usual. well, there are a number of re

sandra. >> sandra: all right, jacqui heinrich live at the white house. john. >> john: ashley hinson, a republican on the house committee of china. we expect the origins of covid will likely figure prominently in tonight's hearing. what do you want to know from this inaugural hearing? >> thank you for having me on, john. we have some serious questions how we are able to compete with china going forward. spent decades truly appeasing the chinese communist party and it's high time we start competing with them. that's the goal and mission of our committee to get out and tell that story. we have heard president xi's rhetoric, the dream is to be the military and economic super power by the year 2049. that sounds like an american nightmare, our committee's job will be to be in storytelling, fact finding mode, showcasing some of these areas where china has been overly aggressive and has frankly been a bad actor for decades. so, that's what we will start to lay the ground work for tonight. when it comes to covid-19 specifically, we need to get to the bottom of th